Tag Archives: Brian Zavala
One Year Ago: Zavala Lands at Colony
Brian Zavala was supposed to begin his first year as the head football coach at Colony for the 2020 season as he was hired “One Year Ago” on January 27, 2020. But due to COVID-19 he has yet to coach a single game. Zavala is hoping, along with the rest of us, to get high […]
Who’s In? Who’s Out?
By Tim Peterson Since the end of the 2019 football season there have been 14 head coaching changes in our coverage area. Here are the coaches that are in and out for 2020.
Zavala Named DC/Assistant Head Coach at Rancho Cucamonga
By Tim Peterson (Rancho Cucamonga) – Brian Zavala, long time area coach, has been named Defensive Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach at Rancho Cucamonga.
Mid Valley Spotlight: Colony’s Michael Ezeike
Michael Ezeike, Senior, Colony: WR/FS 6′ 4″ 225
Zavala Leaves Montebello for Colony
By Tim Peterson (Montebello) – Montebello defensive coordinator Brian Zavala has left the Oilers to become the DC at Colony Montebello assistant Pete Gonzalez Jr. confirmed Thursday.
Fanview: February 2, 2017
By Joe Torosian “When all else fails there’s always delusion.”—Conan O’Brien Kick it! Right off the Top: I guess I wrote a column last week calling for the end of Temple City football…I can’t find it on my computer but if you run across it can you forward it to me? Thanks.
The Peterson Principle: 6/6/2016
By Tim Peterson I know, I know. Nothing can be determined at a passing league competition. It doesn’t matter until you put on the pads. We hear that at…well… at every passing league competition.
Montebello at Cal Lutheran Camp
By Tim Peterson The University of Washington staff came out to Cal Lutheran this week to put on a football camp. Montebello players and coaches were invited to participate.
Whittier College Tournament: A Few More Shots…
16 schools participated in the Whittier College Tournament Saturday. Some local, and some from other area codes. In the end La Habra beat Buena Park 26-14 in the final. Buena Park went 7-1 and beat Sonora in the semi finals. La Habra went 7-0 and beat El Rancho in the semis. Here’s a few more shots.